Gold Leaves France as Parib Aims for Shipping Boost
Gold shipments to the United States rise to 50 million dollars over the last two days as Parib accelerates exports from France. The convoy targets the liner Washington at Le Havre starting today, with 23 to 7 months of increased activity noted.
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Midinettes Return to Paris After Short Strike
Dressmaking midinettes in Paris resume work today after a week long strike ends with promises of partial rejection relief concerning the recent salary cuts.
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Paris
San Antonio Junior College Adopts Pep March Song
The San Antonio Junior College board adopted an official school song titled Junior College Pep March composed by Dimmie Cunningham and Ray Byte. The composers received a Gash award.
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Thrown Brick Fatal to Man in San Antonio
Joe Galindo, 96 North Colorado street, died Thursday after a brick struck him during an alleged robbery attempt Monday. Mike Hernandez, 1413 Guadalupe street, held in Bexar county jail and to be charged with murder. authorities say four men confronted Hernandez, who grabbed bricks in a yard at 400 block of Fito street and threw them. Galindo’s relatives moved him from Robert B. Green hospital Wednesday and state he likely will die.
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Colorado Street
Mike Hernandez
Guadalupe Street
Hernandez
Bexar County
B.D. McGee
Mernandez
Fito Street
Galindo
Robert B. Green
Knights of Columbus hold 1836 Galveston convention
In Galveston, the Knights of Columbus announced their 1836 convention dates after their annual meeting ended yesterday. All officers were re-elected, including Deputy William P. Gallaghan of Laredo, Warden W. J. Bureh of Port Arthur, and Advocate B. G. Wood of San Antonio.
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Vexas Knights of Columbus
William P. Gallaghan
La~redo
W. J. Bureh
Port Arthur
B. G. Wood
San Antonis
Coughlin Denounces Bankers and President at Madison Square Garden
Thousands fill Madison Square Garden to hear Rev. Charles Coughlin attack plutocratic capitalism and the presidential veto of the bonus bill. He labels bankers responsible for money creation and inflation while demanding a proper distribution of labor products and wage justice. He lauds Henry Ford for a raised minimum wage.
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United States Senate
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America
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Tincup Bankers
Pather Coughlin
United States
Besor
Congress
Father Coughlin
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ingrid and Frederik Reach Royal Milestone in Stockholm
In Stockholm the Danish royal couple Ingrid and Frederik are feted with pre wedding events as they prepare for tomorrow’s ceremony. A reception in city hall and a gala at the Royal Opera House mark their last public appearance before Ingrid becomes queen consort. King Gustaf hosted a musical soirée the previous night attended by European royalty and nobles.
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Ingrid
Frederik
Denmark
Royal Opera House
Gustaf
Alma Oil No 1 Noble Kirkland Could Signal New Field
Oil men watched Alma Oil company Noble No 1 Kirkland as a possible discovery. The well, tested at up to 25 barrels daily, flowed oil at 41 gravity through 1 1/4 inch drill pipe. The 853 foot well is considered a probable new field by Texas and Oklahoma oilmen.
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Alma Oil Company
Noble No. 1
Kirkland
Texas and
Oklahoma
Clayton Urges Change in Government Cotton Program
Houston authority W. Th. Clayton tells a foreign trade conference that the current cotton program leads to economic misery in the South. He says the present path mirrors past mistakes and urges policy change to avert ongoing hardship for the cotton industry.
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U.S
Houston
W. Th. Clayton
South
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